hellowm

First, I would like to thank you for your willingness to investigate the above problem further.

The problem is solved by uncheck box, Add Open Graph Tags.

Thank you, Again.

Thank you, I will.

Thank you, for your plan to test.

FYI, NextScripts plugin support wrote: “The most common reason for this is the amount of memory allowed for PHP on your server. Please check and make sure it’s not 32M or less. You need at least 64M, but if you have other plugins 128M or even 256M is recommended. Another possible problem is broken curl/sslcurl, please check CurlSSL from Help/Support tab.”.

Following on NextScripts plugin support advice, found that the Memory and the Cron are okay. The setup is PHP Version: 5.5.31; Memory limit: 256 MByte; Memory usage: 68.64 MByte. AS for the Cron test, the test results shows the Cron was executed 10 times in 15 minutes – Your WP Cron is OK.

Thank you, Again.

Thank you Robin for your input. I found that the my Login/Logout issue caused by the Page Cache. There is no problem with the Login/Logout function in the menu after deactivate the W3 Cache plugin, deactivate CloudFlare and clear the Browser history. Thank you again for your great plugin.

Finally, I can upload video. Following are the steps:

1- Based on the code posted above by biggia. I used the following code:

ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY google_adsense_value INT( 3 ) NULL;
ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY google_adsense INT( 3 ) NULL;
ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY midrollads INT( 11 ) NULL;
ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY imaad INT( 11 ) NULL;
ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY prerollads VARCHAR(25) NULL;
ALTER TABLE WP_hdflvvideoshare MODIFY postrollads VARCHAR(25) NULL;

Please note that I changed the table name _videoinfotable to _hdflvvideoshare. Also, you will need to change WP_ to your Database Prefix. Then, RUN the above SQL statements in phpMyAdmin.

My Result: after this step I able to upload videos and the plugin created the video pages. But, the video pages didn’t play any videos. I tried resetting the Permlink, but it didn’t help.

2- Delete the plugin folder /contus-video-gallery/ under /wp-content/plugins/ and install the plugin from the Dashboard.

My Result: All video pages are working and I can upload new videos.

Final note: after install the plugin, to see the plugin created pages, you will need to edit hdflvvideoshare.php at /wp-contents/plugins/contus-video-gallery/ and find show_ui. (at Line 112 in current plugin version 3.0), change the value from false to true.

That’s it. Good luck.

Thank you Biggia for sharing Apptha solution. Unfortunately, the solution didn’t solve the problem for me.